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Fishermen across England will benefit from an expanded Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS), with grant support now available for engine and gearbox upgrades.
Five hundred new officers to be recruited in a £500 million crackdown on money laundering, as part of the government's Anti-Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Strategy.
Somerset Prepared seeks nominations for its Community Resilience Awards, which celebrate people and groups who help their communities with emergencies.…
MOD and UK start-up Alloyed co-develop a new family of digitally manufactured turbojet engines, built entirely in Britain, taking one engine from concept to flight in under seven months.
Eight young Indians have been recognised among The Queen Elizabeth II Commonwealth Trust (QECT) 100 Young Leaders Awardees 2026.
Lyscombe, part of a nationally important landscape in Dorset which inspired Thomas Hardy, has become a National Nature Reserve.
Kirsty McNeill, Minister for International Development and Africa speech at the New Economics Foundation
The Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has today announced the Government will work towards the public acquisition of Speciality Steel UK (SSUK).
In line with his 2026-27 Inspection Plan, the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI) has commenced an inspection of the Home Office’s role in managing high-harm foreign national offenders in the community and the effectiveness of the operating model in delivering…
How two innovative suppliers delivered passive drone detection systems in just six months
RAF Wyton opens new FAIRFAX Collaboration Hub with industry partners, marking a key step in its growth as the UK's intelligence hub.
The next wave of the Common Ground Award provides up to £2.5m for projects, groups and organisations brining people together and transforming their community.
Funding will help victim-survivors of all types of crime including domestic abuse and sexual violence
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world will be helped to prepare for extreme weather conditions next year.
At the Toronto International Film Festival, Creative Industries Minister Ian Murray signs new treaty with his Canadian counterpart
Government updates school food standards for first time in over a decade, backed by Chef Jamie Oliver, actor and campaigner Dame Emma Thompson and parents.
UK and US set to sign agreements at the Global Fusion Policy Summit to combine expertise in AI, computing and fusion and to cooperate on regulating fusion energy.
The new excavation of a unique Bronze Age site near Peterborough will deepen understanding of its 3,500-year history.
Statement by Chris Elmore MP, Minister for the Americas, Multilateral, and Human Rights, at the UN Security Council meeting on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
Ten works by eight artists from Yorkshire and the East of England acquired for the Government Art Collection
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